Paul Farquhar's latest activity

Wargames sequel.

I would say how important those rules are is much more based on what the table wants than how much more rules support the game gives you.

I don’t see why. I can think of plenty of historical examples of other paths to kingship. Henry VII for example started out as an...

I think part of what’s going on here is less a design failure and more a reflection of what D&D has always been about at its core. The...

Alright, I'm in.

It doesn't have much art. What it does have is far more text than you will find in any art-stuffed WotC publication.

If you haven't, you should really pick up "Exploring Eberron" on DMsGuild. It's for 5e, but mostly a lore book; IMO it's the single...

Your quest to somehow force people to play multiple characters in any given campaign isn't going to succeed any more than your quest to...

I wouldn’t call it that. Given its octahedral shape, whilst level 5 is large, the other levels were quite compact. It was a large...

The real pyramids where built in the middle of a flat plain. But they were partially buried in the sand from the end of the pharaonic...

It doesn't say, (apart from calling it "Great") but to fit the contents it must be at least as big as our Great Pyramid (remember width...

Just a note, I did a quick goggle search and it tells me that the Great Pyramid is visible from 20-30 miles away (around 5 hexes).

I suppose so. And then when they get there, they find him waiting for them so he can gesture at the pyramid before turning and walking...

It implies that the ghost just moves off in the direction of the pyramid at a pace faster than the PCs can follow (having delivered its...

I was about to bring up McCaffrey's Pern books as well. Although all the dragons breathe fire, the jobs of each dragon type are...